Removal of Lactic Acid Following a Bout of Intense Exercise

question 36

Multiple Choice

Removal of lactic acid following a bout of intense exercise is

• A) more rapid if the subject rests, compared to performing light exercise.
• B) more rapid if the subject performs heavy exercise (>70% VO₂ max), compared to rest.
• C) more rapid if the subject performs light exercise (~30% VO₂ max), compared to rest.
• D) the same whether the subject rests or performs light exercise (~30% VO₂ max).

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